Engineering with Addgene's Help
Recently it seems like everyone is working on genome engineering and editing. At Addgene we are proud to distribute a great collection of tools to help you get the job done. Read on to learn more about the newest technologies, hottest plasmids, and latest Addgene apps.
~The Addgene Team
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Reference Guide: Genome Engineering
Looking for TALENs? CRISPRs? or Zinc Fingers?
We've created a simple Genome Engineering Guide to help you find a genome editing system for use in your research. Check out our newest technology guides and plasmids.
>View the Guide
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Addgene Review: CRISPRs 101
The newest tools in the genome engineering toolbox are Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats (CRISPR). This technology uses a short guide RNA to specifically target DNA and a CRISPR associated (Cas) nuclease to cleave DNA. Learn more and find the newest plasmids in our Guide to CRISPRs.
>Learn about CRISPRs
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Hot Papers and Plasmids
- New optogenetics tool - JellyOp
- Optimized glutamate sensor - iGluSnFR
- RGB-marking with LeGO vectors
- New pLX lentiviral vectors
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